Madge Meredith Opens Come-Back Attempt
Hollywood report says actress Madge Meredith seeks a comeback on a TV mystery theater role after a three year prison term for kidnaping and a July release from Tehachapi California women’s prison. Meredith faces public scrutiny while pursuing renewed acting work.
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Stock quotes wrap and fish scales headline mix
Stock quotes from major companies including Amerad Pet Calumet and Celanese appear mixed with scattered percent figures and partial company listings. A separate notice from Mass shows Mrs Sonn E Trull crafting lifelike flower corsages and embroidery from thirteen fish scale varieties.
McLees Rites Set By Rev McPhail At Earthview Chapel
Funeral services for William R B McLees will be at 4 pm today at Earthview Chapel with Rev Ewing McPhail officiating. Burial will be in Rest Cemetery. A WWI veteran and retired Baytown Refinery gauging department worker of 22 years he died yesterday at a Veterans Administration Hospital. Survivors include four sisters Mrs F L Bigbry of Monroe LA, Mrs J F Fletcher of LaFayette LA, Mrs F B Stennis of Pampa LA, and Mrs G A Martin of Welch LA, LA.
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McCarthy smear denied by Monroney in push for Buckley summons
Washington senator A S Mike Monroney said Daniel C Buckley should be summoned to testify under oath after Buckley alleged the Senate elections subcommittee is part of an insidious campaign to smear Senator Joseph McCarthy Buckley a former subcommittee counsel questioned why no committee member was advised of the charges and Buckley’s limited role in the inquiry was noted.
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leukemia victim gets melon wish fulfilled
A US Air Force officer with leukemia will receive a dying wish as a California honeydew melon is delivered to his bedside in Walter Reed Hospital. Major Francis J. Furey, serving at Andrews Field, expressed desire for the melon and a captain arranged transport via Trans-World Airways to Washington, D. C.
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Funeral services for Mrs W. R. Black in Bay town
Funeral services for Mrs W. R. Black, noted pioneer resident of Bay town, were to be held at 2 p.m. today after she died yesterday from a heart attack.
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Livestock market report Fort Worth steady trends
Fort Worth livestock market shows mixed prices with calves steady to higher on Good and Choice slaughter calves at 30 to 32. Steady beef cows at 21.50 to 95, canners 15 to 21.50, bulls 19 to 27.30. Hogs and sows steady to lower, feeder pigs scarce. Calves and stockers limited activity with light transactions.
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Soldiers' Vote Jinx Hits Political Candidate
Jake Heisel who formed not over election results has learned that the outcome in the 28th ward alderman race is not settled. In the last election Heisel led by one vote until seven ballots were opened, revealing further surprises in the tally.
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Life He Saved Was His Own Life He Saved Was His Own
Private Richard A. Norman 23 of Wapato Washington donated blood at Camp Roberts California on October 14. Two weeks later a stave exploded injuring him he received a quick transfusion and noted the bottle bore his own name.
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Farmers In Texas Still Need Rains
Texas remains drought stressed as the USDA notes scattered light rains in eastern counties. Cold windy conditions hinder field work and stock feeding, with light damage suspected on some vegetables and continued harvesting of spinach, carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, and peppers in the valley. A separate Evansville campaign urges a household refrigerator plan to popularize a two car garage like the refrigerator home.
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Evansville
Ind
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